Posts about ‘san francisco’
On Saturday I wrote how R3R was awarded a free ‘scholarship’ pass to BizTechDay, a new conference aimed at entrepreneurs who want to harness technology to promote and grow their businesses. On Sunday I attended the conference, it’s taken me a few days to sit down and share my thoughts on the (mostly) successful event, [...] (more)
There’s a new conference in town – and this time it’s aiming right at you (the small business owner). And we’re proud to say we’ll be heading there tomorrow – courtesy of Comcast (the conference’s top sponsor), who awarded R3R a full pass ‘scholarship,’ based on an application we submitted online. BizTechDay is a conference [...] (more)
I just ran across this ad on Facebook for a service called Linkberry. The ad grabbed my eye because it said something like “Create a San Francisco Start Page.” Nice use of geo-targeting (a method of displaying ads based on where the viewer is located). The ad was relevant to me, so I clicked; I [...] (more)
Jun
These days many successful web businesses can be managed equally well from a corner office in a downtown highrise, a home office, or your neighborhood coffee shop. An increasingly popular addition to this list of work space options – especially in urban areas – is the “coworking” office space. A coworking space is essentially a [...] (more)
Jun
Earlier this year I posted a list of the biggest and best internet marketing conferences. There are a few that I attend regularly, traveling to various cities to catch up on industry trends, network, and basically get out of the office for a few days. But in addition to those old favorites, I’m always looking [...] (more)
Since Ad:Tech in San Francisco – where I spent the bulk of my time looking for great marketing solutions for small businesses – I’ve been spending some more time evaluating some of those solutions. One of the products I was looking for was a search engine marketing (SEM) tool to help manage multiple accounts across [...] (more)
A local (San Francisco Bay Area) online marketing group I’m a member of recently had a discussion regarding good local graphic designers. Normally I would not share the threads from this private group, but in the interest of promoting independent freelance workers, I’m going to pay it forward and share this list of designers who [...] (more)
Several months ago I chose ConstantContact as the e-mail service provider for a client’s small e-mail marketing campaign. I’ve been happy with their service so far, so I’ll continue to share different facets of their offerings. Constant Contact holds local events in some areas, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, New [...] (more)
As a consumer I’ve been a fan of Citysearch for years. I know their service as a great way to get a quick opinion on restaurants, clubs, and other local venues. You take Citysearch reviews with a grain of salt, of course, but they’re more often than not reasonably accurate (the user reviews, that is, [...] (more)
Aug
The SF Bay Area Boasts One of The Nation’s Best Regional Affiliate Marketing Groups
Posted by: Jeremy Reither
One of the biggest affiliate marketing advantages that most independent affiliate marketers enjoy is the ability to work from home. That can also be one of the biggest challenges in a fast moving industry like performance marketing. When you’re the only person in the room it’s tough to bounce ideas off colleagues. Many in the [...] (more)
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